Aesthetic Tooth Filling

Aesthetic Tooth Filling

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Aesthetic Composite Filler

Aesthetic dental filling is a dental treatment method used to correct conditions such as cavities, fractures, cracks or deformities of the teeth and to achieve an aesthetic appearance. Unlike traditional amalgam fillings, aesthetic dental fillings are usually made of tooth-colored or tooth-colored materials. This aims to provide an aesthetic improvement while preserving the natural color and appearance of the tooth when the filling is applied.

Here are some common materials used in aesthetic dental fillings:

1. Composite Resin Fillings: A filling material that is tooth-colored and mimics the natural tooth structure. It is usually used on front teeth or visible tooth surfaces. When applied, it is hardened with a special light.

2. Ceramic Fillings (Porcelain): These fillings are usually made of porcelain material that is specially prepared in the laboratory and specially adapted to the tooth. It can usually be colored to match the color of the tooth.

3. Inlay and Onlay Fillings: These types of fillings are usually used to correct large cavities or tooth irregularities. They are specially prepared in the laboratory and placed appropriately on the tooth.

The advantages of aesthetic dental fillings are:

- Natural Appearance: Since they are tooth-colored, they provide the natural appearance of the tooth. they protect.

- Protecting the Structure of the Tooth: Protects the healthy parts of the tooth and repairs the damaged area of ​​the tooth.

- Fast Application: They can usually be applied in the same session.

- Color and Shape Matching: They can be specially prepared according to the color and shape of the tooth.

 

However, the durability of aesthetic dental fillings may be more limited compared to traditional amalgam fillings and may not be suitable for large cavities or situations requiring high chewing force. It is important to consult with your dentist to determine the filling option that best suits your dental health.

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